Go (golang) Tutorials - Command Line Arguments, File I/O

#golang #go #input #output #file

Command line Arguments & File I/O
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= Command Line Arguments
- All the command line arguments will be collected in the os.Args array.
- Args[0] will always contain the binary executable runtime name with the path
- Args[1],Args[2],etc will be used to store the command line arguments in their
given order
- File Output
- WriteFile - Will always create a new file with the given name and content with the permission
provided

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package main
import ("fmt"
"os"
)
func main(){
fmt.Println(len(os.Args)) //by default Args array will contain the program runtime as
//command line index 0
fmt.Println(os.Args[1])
}

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package main
import (
"io/ioutil"
)
func main(){
data:=[]byte("Hello World\n")
ioutil.WriteFile("myfile",data,0644) //0644 is a read/write permission for a file
//Create or replace the myfile with the given data
}

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package main
import ("fmt"
"io/ioutil"
)
func main(){
data,err:=ioutil.ReadFile("myfile") //Reads data from file, if any errors found returns back
//If an error occurred raise a panic, if not just proceed printing the data
if err!=nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Println(string(data))
}

[chofafigaredo]

Excelent tutorial, is not a topic very well explained so this helped me a lot. Thank you for your series on go!

[srinathvk]

nice tutorial. good work. if possible use VSCode

[atiaspire]

Please create vedios on Golang Microservices

[baxiry.]

String and number do not show well because of the red color and dark background.
Please change the Highlight
Thank you for this great content

[sathishbabu]

Nice explanation, how can we see which methods are ioutil package